Warm conditions are expected throughout the weekend, and while they won't be ideal for marathon runners, they'll be perfect for just about any other outdoor activity.
On Saturday, temperatures will start in the low 60s and climb to the mid-60s by around 10 a.m. Afternoon highs will approach 70 degrees.
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NBC 5 Storm Team Meteorologist Kevin Jeanes said winds will shift out of the east in the afternoon, bringing slightly cooler temperatures to the lakefront as remnants of Hurricane Isaias move north.
With the remnants continuing to move from south to north, there is a possibility a few showers may affect the White Sox and Guardians game in Cleveland. Rain chances remain low, Jeanes said, and any rain that does arrive likely won't have much of an impact on the game.
High clouds will increase on Saturday, followed by some cloud cover early Sunday that should quickly exit to the east. High temperatures will climb to 80 degrees on Saturday afternoon, even near Lake Michigan.
Warmth will linger into the nighttime hours, with values reaching the mid-60s around 10 p.m.
Temperatures will start around 60 degrees on Sunday morning, with...